NEET Preparation

Hi Kapil,
In my opinion, you should prefer class 11th and 12th CBSE textbooks. They can prove to be very helpful for you within 2 months and you should start solving previous years' MCQ questions and sample papers.

Hello Dear,Rather preparing for 2 courses simultaneously, use the same energy for excellence in the course of your interest. You can definitely prepare for NEET with BE studies, but ask yourself why you need to do that. You cannot be in two professions simultaneously, right.

There's no such clear cut cutoff score for management quota admissions for MBBS. That depend on Universities.

Do check it from local book store or you can get it from online shopping sites.

MBBS students get Dr. tag just after finishing the final MBBS examination at the end of 4 and half years. The tag has nothing to do with EXIT exams.

For JEE or NEET, you can go for NCERT syllabus, and Organic Chemistry-Morrison Boyd, Organic Chemistry-O. P Tandon.

Hi Samannoy Basak,
Kindly check the Cutoff for OBC Candidates from the link below. https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/medicine/exams/neet-ug/cutoff.

It would be better to try to prepare for NEET along with the college. Hansraj College is very good college, and you should not be dropping it. In case you don't get an MBBS seat, then at least you have the Hansraj College in your hand. This will save your year from getting wasted.

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It is best, if you pursue MBBS from abroad (European universities are also good), but make sure those are MCI recognized. In India, it is difficult to pursue MBBS from private universities, because of high tuition fee charged by the colleges. Dropping a year and preparing for NEET will not be a good idea. But, if you are 100% sure about yourself, then you will definitely get admission next year. Go ahead with NEET. All the best.